We took the cubs to hollow ponds, armed with Glow-Sticks, Torches, Lasers & Cameras!
Cubs Light up the night!

We took the cubs to hollow ponds, armed with Glow-Sticks, Torches, Lasers & Cameras!
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We did our first live cook-a-long with the beavers. Check out how their cupcakes came out!
With all this sun, we decided to get the beavers out of the hall. So we hit the local park!
The Scouts have been busy at the RAF Museum. We’ve learnt how planes fly, their uses through the ages and the wars, and even managed a spot of McDonald’s for lunch! Everyone has also gained their Stage 3 Ai\nr Activity Badge! Even the leaders got involved in dressing up! A very fun day!
Friday the 13th….. unlucky for some, but not for our cubs! Friday evening we took 19 of our cubs on the trains, bang smack in the middle of rush hour. Venturing our way to South Kensington for our first ever sleep over at the Science Museum.
After checking in at about 6:45 we were taken through to the “Who Am i?” secion of the museum where we setup camp!
Once setup we headed off to play “Elementary Bingo” where we learnt loads about different elements! we even got to blow up a squib special effects cartridge! After that we headed downstairs to have a late snack!
After a quick snack, and a coffee to keep the leaders up! We went off to watch “The Super Cool Show” where we learnt the different that hot and cold can have on objects by placing them in boiling water and liquid nitrogen. I think its safe to say that a Plasticine man dipped in liquid nitrogen vs one of our cubs with a hammer, was never going to end well!
We then headed deeper into the basement of the museum where we Got to screen print our own t-shirts and bags!
After hanging our t-shirts and bags up to dry we went on to do some more experiments. We set fire to a soaking wet £20 note and with the help of a candle on a really long stick, we blew up a hydrogen balloon…. it was unbelievably loud! so after a night of experiments and explosions, we headed back upstairs to be!
The Science museum is fairly well lit……. during the day……. but when the lights go out……
6:45am! on a saturday?!…. yep and our cubs were up and re…. well they were up! time to refuel.
All fueled up and ready to continue the morning we headed to the top of the museum to enter the “Wonderlab” a huge interactive room filled with over 50 different experiments that you can try out.
Flying paper planes , High speed photography of water droplets, building our own bridges!
A giant tesla coil, Lighting indoors! Exploring the colour specturm, and the mysteries behind a spinning rope!
After a jam packed morning in the wonder lab, we headed to the IMAX to finish it all off with a 3D film about the world that we cant see. Even Mowgli got in on the film!
Last week started a return to Badge work and fun. We tried to de-code a Morse code message with some interesting results. Some of the Beavers were amazing, but in the end I think they all managed to de-code our message. They were all asked to write their names in Morse code for this week. Let’s see how that goes, and this week we will be decorating biscuits with the Scottish flag to celebrate Burns Night, and talking about Robby Burns we were thinking about giving the Beavers some Haggis but I think we will give that a miss.
Can you work out who left this message? Click here for “Morse” Info
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